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For several years now, the greatest challenge in the U.S. auto industry has been the internationalization of the marketplace. Competition is no longer limited to regional or national markets; it is worldwide with very sophisticated competitors. And it's been very difficult for U.S. automakers, with their higher cost structure, to be fully competitive with foreign producers, particularly the Japanese.

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